I am in a situation where I am to be drug tested weekly (Friday afternoons). My first test was last Friday. The interesting thing about these tests is that I do not have to show clean (and in fact, I smoked 2 days before my previous test) but they need to see a decreasing amount of metabolite in my urine each time.

For them, this means that I cannot smoke for the duration of the time I am being tested. I wonder, however, if I could still show decreasing levels simply by smoking progressively less each week.
Would they be able to tell that the numbers aren't lowering as quickly or as steadily as they should be?

(I don't plan on doing this, I only ask because I smoked a few hits from a blunt the Sunday after my previous test, and I'm hoping this won't have spiked my levels up so that they know I'm not exactly following their regimen)

So basically, my first test detected 2 days worth of abstinence from what was previously an extremely heavy smoker, and my second test (this Friday) will detect 5 days of abstinence. I do not know what kind of urine test they're using, but I'd assume it's one of the more accurate ones because it's a CODAC and I think they're pretty serious.
TurnyBright Reviewed by TurnyBright on . Steadily Decreasing Metabolite Levels? I am in a situation where I am to be drug tested weekly (Friday afternoons). My first test was last Friday. The interesting thing about these tests is that I do not have to show clean (and in fact, I smoked 2 days before my previous test) but they need to see a decreasing amount of metabolite in my urine each time. For them, this means that I cannot smoke for the duration of the time I am being tested. I wonder, however, if I could still show decreasing levels simply by smoking progressively Rating: 5